Amber Heard's Response After Kate Moss Denies Getting Bad Treatment From Johnny Depp

JAKARTA - Amber Heard responds to the testimony of Kate Moss in the latest trial with Johnny Depp. Previously, Heard claimed Moss was badly treated when he was in a relationship with Depp.

The rumor was revealed by Amber Heard when she defended her sister, Whitney Henriquez during an argument with Johnny Depp.

Present at trial, Kate Moss denied Johnny Depp ever pushed her down the stairs. The incident on the stairs Heard was referring to was when they were on vacation in Jamaica.

“We left the room and Johnny came out first. There was a lot of lightning and when I came out of the room I slipped on the stairs and it hurt my back," said Kate Moss in the incident.

"I screamed because I didn't know what was happening and I was in pain. He (Johnny Depp) came to help and took me into the room and took care of me,” explained Kate Moss.

The supermodel stressed that during a relationship, Johnny Depp had never done anything rude.

"He never pushed me, kicked me or threw me off the stairs," said Kate Moss.

Amber Heard, who brought up the rumors, said she had hoped that many people would help Johnny Depp. He confirmed the answer to Camille Vasquez's lawyer.

"You didn't think Moss would testify it didn't happen?" asked Camille Vasquez.

"Wrong. I know a lot of people who come out of trouble to support Johnny. Everyone around the '90s heard the rumours," said Amber Heard.

“I've heard that rumor from several people. Certainly what I thought when my abusive husband kicked not only me but my sister,” she said.

According to him, Kate Moss's testimony had no effect on how he felt. When fighting with his sister, Heard is afraid that Depp will do something bad with his sister later.

"(Moss' testimony) doesn't change what I believe. When we were on the stairs I thought he was going to kill my sister on the stairs," Heard explained.

Johnny Depp sued Amber Heard for damages received because of a magazine article in 2018. Heard called himself a victim of domestic violence although he did not mention Depp.